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Bulawayo set to host another key economic summit
  Nqobile Bhebhe nqobile.bhebhe@chronicle.co.zw Bulawayo is set to host another key economic summit next month when the National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) convenes its second Competitiveness Summit, with preparations for the…
RESILIENT RECOVERY: Kruger National Park prepares to ‘build back better’ after R1bn flood damage
After January’s extreme weather exposed serious vulnerabilities and resulted in the evacuation of more than 500 guests, the famed game reserve is rethinking its roads, bridges and other infrastructure.
Inter thrash Monza to launch Serie A title defence
Inter Milan kicked off the defence of their Serie A title in emphatic fashion on Saturday, cruising to a 4-1 home victory over promoted Monza. The reigning Italian champions needed …
Two killed, 22 injured as bus overturns on Gweru-Zvishavane Road
The driver of the bus allegedly lost control of the vehicle while negotiating a descent The post Two killed, 22 injured as bus overturns on Gweru-Zvishavane Road appeared first on …
‘Toxic Parents’ exposes the cost of family secrets
  Mthokozisi Ncube, mthokoncube3015@gmail.com Obaxel Entertainment Pictures has released Toxic Parents, a psychological family drama and crime thriller that explores how parents’ secrets and mistakes can affect their children. Shot…
News24 | SA, All Blacks take it to church: ‘Rugby is great, but God is greater’
What started as a Springbok prop’s idea to pray with his All Blacks opponent has become a regular occurrence in the Greatest Rivalry series.
Real Madrid snatch late win at Espanyol on Mourinho’s return
Jose Mourinho’s second spell in charge of Real Madrid began with a last-gasp 2-1 victory at Espanyol in La Liga on Saturday, with substitute Carlos Espi pouncing in the 90th …
DRC: Ex-president Kabila challenges US sanctions in court
In a suit before a court in Washington, Joseph Kabila who led Congo from 2001 to 2019 contends that his blacklisting by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) in …
News24 | Rassie rues missed big moments that allowed All Blacks tide to engulf Boks
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus rued two key moments in New Zealand’s 22m area that played a big role in their 33-16 opening Test defeat by the All Blacks at Ellis …
Kalumba alleges UPND plot to arrest him for treason as party, police deny knowledge
Kalumba alleges UPND plot to arrest him for treason as party, police deny knowledge Former home affairs minister Katele Kalumba says he has uncovered a scheme by United Party for …
Commonwealth demands end to arbitrary arrests as it condemns Kabulonga killing
Commonwealth demands end to arbitrary arrests as it condemns Kabulonga killing The Commonwealth has called on President Hakainde Hichilema’s government to halt arbitrary arrests and release all persons detained for …
Springbok player ratings: Who fired and who flopped
The Springboks slumped to defeat against the All Blacks on Saturday, and here we hand out some key player ratings.
Venus decision must come before 2027 – TotalEnergies
A Final investment decision (FID) on the Venus oil project must be taken before 2027, according to TotalEnergies Namibia. Speaking on a panel at the Namibia Oil and Gas Conference …
Terrorism case translations could cost close to N$0.5m
A Company approached to translate evidence in a terrorism and high treason case pending in the High Court from Arabic into English has given a quotation of N$462 000 for …
SADC Caught in Self-Congratulatory Stagnation
Sadc Heads of state produced a communiqué that is a masterclass in the art of high-minded emptiness following their meeting in Durban last weekend. The bloc remains an intergovernmental union …
A Small Country, A Big Lecture:What the IMF’s Warning to Namibia Leaves Out
On 8 August, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) told Namibia to tighten its belt. In its Article IV consultation report, it flagged Namibia’s rising public debt, warned that financing needs …
Weight loss craze squeezes diabetes drug supply
Diabetes patients are struggling to access some medicines amid shortages and growing demand for diabetes drugs used for weight loss. Some patients and their families say medicines that were previously …
Cooperation With the Police Is Not Optional. It’s a Civic Duty
Law And Order in a democracy depends on a deal between the police and public. The police get their authority from the law but their results from the community. In …
Ex-top cop Shikongo awaits NNN decision
Former police chief testified last month The Security Commission has made a recommendation to president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah concerning inspector general Joseph Shikongo’s future, but the details remain unclear. The commission, …
Parliamentary Committees Need Teeth
Several members of parliament have been criss-crossing the country in recent weeks as part of oversight programmes, including questioning town council leaders on how public funds are used. It’s good …
Contaminated jet fuel diverts flights to Angola
Passenger flights to Europe will have to stop in Luanda to refuel, after a consignment of contaminated fuel has led to jet fuel shortages in the country. The first disrupted …
A National Pension Fund That Works for Namibia
Namibia is not debating whether retirement security matters. It is debating how best to build it. A pension system is more than a payroll deduction; it is a social contract …
Kasonde drops citizen election petition as Zambia enters decisive post-poll week
Kasonde drops citizen election petition as Zambia enters decisive post-poll week Zambia begins a new week with one proposed challenge to the August general election now abandoned, while the country …
Rassie: We were down and out before the yellow card incidents
Rassie Erasmus has given his verdict on the crucial yellow card incidents during the Springboks' humbling defeat to the All Blacks.